i18n of Turtle files for xesam project?

["Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen" <mikkel kamstrup gmail com>]

Hi Gnomers,

I also sent this mail to gnome-i18n a few days ago without any replies and the xesam project[1] badly needs feedback from enlightened people.

Here's the case. We
need a way for describing our ontology and one of the runner up
candidates is a subset of the Turtle syntax[2]. The files describing
the ontology would then resemble:

START_FILE

@prefix DC:	<http://freedesktop.org/standards/DC#>
@prefix xesam: 	<
http://freedesktop.org/standards/xesam#>
@prefix : 	<
http://freedesktop.org/standards/xesam_base#>

xesam:Audio.Composer
	a		:field;
	:of_type	:string;
	:has_parent	DC:Creator;
	:name		"Composer"@EN;
	:name		"Komponist"@DA;

	:description	"Audio composer".

xesam:Audio.Artist
	a		:field;
	:of_type	:string;
	:has_parent	DC:Creator;
	:name		"Artist"@EN;
	:name		"Kunstner"@DA;
	:description	"Performer featuring in the recording"@EN;
	:description	"Kunster der optræder på optagelsen"@DA.

<more like this>
END_FILE

As you can guess the translations are marked with @ after the strings.

My question is : Will this cause problems or be a major hassle? How will it fit into the current translation workflow?

Cheers,
Mikkel

PS: Please don't question the reasons for using Turtle, we already
went through weeks of flame wars over this :-) Just the opinions or comments from
an i18n point of view. Besides the choice is not final yet.

[1]: 
http://wiki.freedesktop.org/wiki/XesamAbout
[2]: http://www.dajobe.org/2004/01/turtle/